Brian is being milked for every last dollar- the man is using a walker for Chrissakes - do you really believe he's enjoying this-he's being humiliated very sad
My perception is that Brian will sing until his last day. He's very brave and an inspiring example. I am really positively jealous of his zeal. After all, he loves the music and he sings to please and comfort us: his all-time commitment. I wept a lot when I heard your comforting music. Like when I missed my brothers all week when they went to boarding school in the 60's, and in many other difficult and even beautiful moments in my life. Your music is a balm to my heart. Thank you Brian, i love you so much ! I wish that i could sing like you at that age ( 80 ) ! All the best , lots of love from Flanders, Belgium and may you have the long life ! May JHVH bless you !
I feel like this is wrong. He shouldn't be on tour anymore..he's 80 years old and in poor health. Let the man rest. He has nothing to prove and at this point we're really just paying to be in his presence. I saw him a about a year and a half ago and he was in bad physical shape but he sang his heart out. In that year he has declined in health and he should be home with his family and grandkids. Brian is my all-time favorite musician and person. It's time we let him rest. Love you Brian !
@@PrincessNottingham because if you've seen him recently, he doesn't look like he wants to be there....I saw him last year and while he did sing, he looked tired, he didn't touch the piano,and also literally came out with a walker and escort... I just believe that he doesn't really wanna be there....it's no secret that he's never really enjoyed touring for extended periods of time...he likes to be in his own environment...watch some interviews with him and you'll see that
Mike the drummer has been playing with Brian for twenty some years so he's been performing...as Brian Wilson, funny how the other Beach Boy seem to show up at "his" concerts... They might be a thought of as a California Band but Florida digs....this surf's up music too... young and old! Long live the sound! I worked in Len Cramers' Surf, Sun and Fun shop here in Lauderdale heck 57 years ago...when he flew Surfboards in from California... my kids grew up listening to Little Deuce Coupe!
I disagree. I saw them in person last October. And they were great. Everyone had a great time. I got to see a living legend. If you want perfection go listen to a record. Brian has come a long way to be able to be on stage again. I admire him.
@@dianestrouse3418 I admire him as well. Enough to know that this is an affront to his legacy and dignity. Hard to know how he feels - maybe he enjoys it - maybe he's having the time of his life, but I can't help but feel that if 25 year-old Brian Wilson were to see this, he'd be horrified. He was performing reasonably well up until 10 years ago or so, but this is just painful - for him, his band-mates and likely for the audience, I would think. Certainly is for me. To everything there is a season - and a time to step down.
@@ytnsanw - Well it isn't "25 year old Brian". It's still Brian Wilson doing what Brian Wilson want's to do. It's his choice. Don't like it? Don't watch it.
Anybody notice at 3:08 Al helping Brian with the "so tan" line he kinda shakes his head in disappointment when Brian is having trouble. I hope I'm wrong.. And it's time to call it quits Brian.. It's been a beautiful run...
It wouldn't surprise me if Al was disappointed by that. I attended this tour and the night I saw them when Brian got confused, Al verbally made a comment after the song, "I hope you come back to us, Brian!" I imagine it is frustrating for Al to watch his friend and bandmate seem so far gone.
If you can have a President who hasn't got a clue what's happening, with his finger on the nuclear button, don't tell me that you can't have 2 brilliant musicians performing just because they are the "wrong side" of 70.
I kid you not this was one of his best vocal performances lately. I was at this show. I was stunned how long he kept singing in this song. He normally will do one verse and then stop
Literally EVERY stage performer has been reading lyrics off a monitor for a lot longer than 22 years, including Brian at this concert. He was not forgetting words. He simply did not have the stamina to finish the lines.
His crew call it a Privacy cloth. People in the first 5 or 6 rows sitting directly in front of him can only see his legs & the top portion of the piano. His face is mostly blocked because of the height of the stage. He just doesn't want people staring at his legs the whole time.
I saw Brian, with the rest of this Band, 07 Jun 22. Was a BUCKET LIST show! Phoenix Ak Chin Pavilion. Like I said, BUCKET LIST! Brian has been going downhill, ever since Dennis Carl, and Carl Dean left. I think Dennis and Carl were there in spirit! For the next concert, I think Terry Kath was also there. Yep, WilsAgo! Wilson and Chicago! TWO bucket list concerts in a single evening. An amazing evening, with two bands "past their prime." "LOVE"d every minute. So GLAD Mikey was NOT there. Sorry, no "love" for him! steve
What a disgrace this is these guys should be ashamed of themselves. Brian hobbling on stage in a walker. He sits there in a coma unaware of is surroundings. What's wrong with these people.
People who loved his music are telling him he can't perform? He has the right to do what makes him happy!
Seeing him walk on stage just brought a tear to my eye. Pray for this man.
What joy The Beach Boys and their music brought into my life!
Thank you Brian you were a big part of my life in the 60's and always will be.............Peace
Hey if Brian has the ballz to go on... People should appreciate that fact.
The genius we know is fading away right in front of our eyes. He's such a tormented man and wish all of his problems would go away.
Born in CA...raised in CA...still loving Beach boys songs in CA !
Heard Brian's band with Al Jardine just a couple years before this. Way better than the touring Beach Boy's band! This group rocked!
I have never forgotten this song, it was summer of '65 when it came on the radio.
He sucks totally anymore
Makes me proud to be a born and bred California girl. Still live here. Thanks Brian ❤
Brian is brave, and loves doing music. Let's wish for his good health.
Brian is being milked for every last dollar- the man is using a walker for Chrissakes - do you really believe he's enjoying this-he's being humiliated very sad
@@frankrosa7047 - If you think that Brian didn't do this because he loved it, you're a nut job whose full of crap.
God bless Brian.Time and tide wait for no man.Sad to see anyone losing their vitality as the clock ticks away the years.Your legacy will be eternal.
My perception is that Brian will sing until his last day. He's very brave and an inspiring example. I am really positively jealous of his zeal. After all, he loves the music and he sings to please and comfort us: his all-time commitment.
I wept a lot when I heard your comforting music. Like when I missed my brothers all week when they went to boarding school in the 60's, and in many other difficult and even beautiful moments in my life. Your music is a balm to my heart. Thank you Brian, i love you so much ! I wish that i could sing like you at that age ( 80 ) ! All the best , lots of love from Flanders, Belgium and may you have the long life ! May JHVH bless you !
Brian has always been a fantastic preforming musician and a great pleasure to watch. You can always enjoy his beautiful music. A fan 4 life!
Much love to you, Brian, with deepest gratitude for all the great music, my friend.🎼 ❤
GOD BLESS HIM.. CHERISHED MOMENTS FROM LOVELY TIMES GONE BY..BUT ..NEVER FORGOTTEN..
Just Brian and Al...and 15 other world class musicians
Allright my favorite song go beach boys number 1
I feel like this is wrong. He shouldn't be on tour anymore..he's 80 years old and in poor health. Let the man rest. He has nothing to prove and at this point we're really just paying to be in his presence. I saw him a about a year and a half ago and he was in bad physical shape but he sang his heart out. In that year he has declined in health and he should be home with his family and grandkids. Brian is my all-time favorite musician and person. It's time we let him rest. Love you Brian !
If he’s able to play on, why shouldn’t he? No one is forcing him to retire.
@@PrincessNottingham because if you've seen him recently, he doesn't look like he wants to be there....I saw him last year and while he did sing, he looked tired, he didn't touch the piano,and also literally came out with a walker and escort... I just believe that he doesn't really wanna be there....it's no secret that he's never really enjoyed touring for extended periods of time...he likes to be in his own environment...watch some interviews with him and you'll see that
Six years ago he still sounds good, the 2015 tour wasn’t so bad,
Hay, it's Brian!!
If he stays at home...he die...
I love how the team show respect - lovely performance
...as Brian said on "Thats why God made the radio"
Album..."summers gone"
Yep his music was incredible
we just saw them perform a week ago at rama cansino in Ontario canada what a show they put on
Mike the drummer has been playing with Brian for twenty some years so he's been performing...as Brian Wilson, funny how the other Beach Boy seem to show up at "his" concerts... They might be a thought of as a California Band but Florida digs....this surf's up music too... young and old! Long live the sound! I worked in Len Cramers' Surf, Sun and Fun shop here in Lauderdale heck 57 years ago...when he flew Surfboards in from California... my kids grew up listening to Little Deuce Coupe!
Yo estuve en Saratoga Springs y los muchachos se esmeraron en llevar amor, alegría en su público, fantásticos
I used to sing karoke at mcdonalds california guys with my niece my favorite song
This is very sad.I will remember Brian,in his best years.
Gold Era
T H E C R E A T O R ....A M A Z I N G !!!!
slowing down a bit is bri bless him
This is sad to see....There is a time to step away, and it was before now.
I disagree. I saw them in person last October. And they were great. Everyone had a great time. I got to see a living legend. If you want perfection go listen to a record. Brian has come a long way to be able to be on stage again. I admire him.
@@dianestrouse3418 I admire him as well. Enough to know that this is an affront to his legacy and dignity. Hard to know how he feels - maybe he enjoys it - maybe he's having the time of his life, but I can't help but feel that if 25 year-old Brian Wilson were to see this, he'd be horrified. He was performing reasonably well up until 10 years ago or so, but this is just painful - for him, his band-mates and likely for the audience, I would think. Certainly is for me. To everything there is a season - and a time to step down.
@@ytnsanw I would have been horrified to see what I am like at 68when I was 25. But I'm not ready to hang it up yet. Lol
@@dianestrouse3418 Mind you, he's 80 now. And a very ooold 80...
@@ytnsanw - Well it isn't "25 year old Brian". It's still Brian Wilson doing what Brian Wilson want's to do. It's his choice. Don't like it? Don't watch it.
Take a bow, it was a nice run, it's time.
no its not! he's not gonna die!!!
It's time when Brian says it's time. Other than that, it's nobody's damn business but his. Don't like it? Don't watch.
Anybody notice at 3:08 Al helping Brian with the "so tan" line he kinda shakes his head in disappointment when Brian is having trouble. I hope I'm wrong.. And it's time to call it quits Brian.. It's been a beautiful run...
It wouldn't surprise me if Al was disappointed by that. I attended this tour and the night I saw them when Brian got confused, Al verbally made a comment after the song, "I hope you come back to us, Brian!" I imagine it is frustrating for Al to watch his friend and bandmate seem so far gone.
Lloro de alegría
Brian it's time
OMG First Phil Collins now Brian Wilson
If you can have a President who hasn't got a clue what's happening, with his finger on the nuclear button, don't tell me that you can't have 2 brilliant musicians performing just because they are the "wrong side" of 70.
Brian has just lost his wife, and this could probably be one of his last concerts.
This makes me sad. Brian is forgetting words and isn’t staying in step with the song most times. Hoping he was just having a bad day with this song
I kid you not this was one of his best vocal performances lately. I was at this show. I was stunned how long he kept singing in this song. He normally will do one verse and then stop
I saw him on July 24th and he barely got through the first verse, same with the other songs he tried to sing.
@@nathancarpenter4929 He's 80. Give him a break.
when I saw him 22 years ago during the Pet Sounds tour, he had to read the lyrics off a monitor. Time to retire
Literally EVERY stage performer has been reading lyrics off a monitor for a lot longer than 22 years, including Brian at this concert. He was not forgetting words. He simply did not have the stamina to finish the lines.
Something is up why is there a black curtain under the piano hiding his legs that's is very weird and unusual
His crew call it a Privacy cloth. People in the first 5 or 6 rows sitting directly in front of him can only see his legs & the top portion of the piano. His face is mostly blocked because of the height of the stage. He just doesn't want people staring at his legs the whole time.
Melinda Huddie Ledbetter, likes the $$
Sad to watch 😢
If his wife was alive,he wouldn't be on that stage.
I saw Brian, with the rest of this Band, 07 Jun 22.
Was a BUCKET LIST show! Phoenix Ak Chin
Pavilion. Like I said, BUCKET LIST! Brian has
been going downhill, ever since Dennis Carl,
and Carl Dean left. I think Dennis and Carl
were there in spirit!
For the next concert, I think Terry Kath was
also there. Yep, WilsAgo! Wilson and Chicago!
TWO bucket list concerts in a single evening.
An amazing evening, with two bands "past their
prime." "LOVE"d every minute. So GLAD Mikey
was NOT there. Sorry, no "love" for him!
steve
I noticed they brought Matt Jardine to the front, probably to compensate for Brian.
Didn't he finally give up touring?
You'll never see him on stage again.
Do Carnie and Wendy really need such a big inheritance? What's the point?
Sad.
I'm shocked to see Brian so frail. Why not let him enjoy his old age with dignity?
So sad to portray him like this
What a disgrace this is these guys should be ashamed of themselves. Brian hobbling on stage in a walker. He sits there in a coma unaware of is surroundings. What's wrong with these people.
Oh man so pathetic and sad!! Let it go Brian